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Nicky Shaw

Nicky Shaw

Nicky started working as a Newswatch reporter in December 2024 after graduating with a Bachelor of Journalism and a minor in Environmental and Climate Humanities from Carleton University.

Previously, she worked as a casual reporter and editor for CBC Thunder Bay. Aligning with her passion for covering global environmental and humanitarian issues, she has worked to develop in-depth multimedia content to share the diverse experiences of those in Northwestern Ontario, especially those often left with little voice in the media. She also has practical knowledge covering stories from other various topics, including science, business, policy, entertainment and culture.

Recent Work by Nicky

Winter storm delays first cargo ship of the season

Winter storm delays first cargo ship of the season

The vessel was anticipated to enter the harbour over the next 24 hours, but the Port of Thunder Bay now expects it to cross the breakwall on Monday.
House burns down on Highway 102

House burns down on Highway 102

The fire broke out at the residence around 6 a.m.
Grade 12 Hammarskjold High School student wins Judge’s Choice Award

Grade 12 Hammarskjold High School student wins Judge’s Choice Award

Jardine won the award for her pencil drawing, 'Duet', detailing the final song of the extinct bird the Kaua’i ʻōʻō.
Lakehead University students continue to protest against big banks

Lakehead University students continue to protest against big banks

Students have painted a banner to educate and share with the university more broadly.
College aims to strengthen aviation, veterinary sectors with new partnership

College aims to strengthen aviation, veterinary sectors with new partnership

This partnership will work to improve aviation and veterinary programming.
Lakehead University celebrates Wolfie’s birthday

Lakehead University celebrates Wolfie’s birthday

The mascot celebrates his 24th anniversary on Friday.
Local organization gets $1M more to help keep people housed

Local organization gets $1M more to help keep people housed

The LSPC will use the increased funding to support existing programs and help create more dedicated transitional housing units for people living in encampments.
"He had a family": Quisses inquest hears from community

"He had a family": Quisses inquest hears from community

The panel proposed numerous recommendations throughout the inquest.
RFDA receives seven giant boxes of fish from Winnipeg

RFDA receives seven giant boxes of fish from Winnipeg

Of the seven boxes, the RFDA has already processed one box in its meat processing room.
Winter FunDays celebrates spring with a touch of lucky green

Winter FunDays celebrates spring with a touch of lucky green

Program developer says Sunday's program differs from the other weeks because 'it really is a celebration.'
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